The Sun. — London, England, 1810-03-24 00:00:00

least das no- the I on the illen nied arti bout W3B ever tion itatC ould • ren• used tient Pay 'tin elay e to with ,001. heir m of Icies ties, tol, :are. Dis to /ere ige, ;tell tiia the ,r bey. 10d• out wilt ter• I na Ilea op ateS the lrse ea. OZ -01 ea' icri ,ell£ po_ row Ise. at rho Ind In 4 ~~~ ereEted-on the Continent, which is' to ,be led " the K;ogdoun of Fiaoconiig. Witat is to be- ' Come of the Piitic,s wbo now po.ssebs territories Within the Circle of Franconia, or .who it to be the new King, we are n6t . . The ititelltgenee which yesterday. communi cated to our Readers trOm Arne?' lea, . inclines us to belie% e ti at the efforts of the French patty in.Atue- . . r ica, to produce a war with Great Britain, 'will not be successful. The. AMericans are accogtomed'to use high-Sounding language, and lo vaUnt of their °‘vo newers.; but the near approach of war: opened their eyes to their real dangers.-.they saw thenr i nability to resist the naval power of Great Britain,, and began to see the impolicy of provoking a war, in which they must be the only sufferers. They now begin . 'openly to express their apprehension that the Lion may be roused, and Will, therefore, Pro bably Substitute the language of conciliation fOr t hat pi insult. "Whatever may by the cause of this aPparen r scLange. in the feelings of the people of A tnellc3, we shall rejoice in .the 'effeft, because we .are convinced that it is the interest of both Conn tries to pteserve, if •possible, the closest 'relations of friendship, and , 'we think his Ma l iesty's • Minis•- len; are entitled to great praise for their firm yet conciliating conduifi towardslAtrierica,' maintaining 't ile dignity of the Country,. and at the. -same br ae manifesting their Kish for an amicable 'ar tangernetit. The con d uct, however, Inch 'Rua . - 4p • 'tate has recently adOpted toward! America, seems. calculateCi to leave the people Olthat country to a lternative: He is; in point of fact, at war with them. He is attacking them by the only'afeans in s Power, viz.. by Confiscating their property when !yer it is :within his reach ; the AmeriCans have Therefore only to . ehocie• 'whether they will be 'the fri ends of England, or the vassals of France. • 4.‘ Yesterday morning the DukeS of Kit,TT and Ctn . !. 1411,Ann rode with his IVINIESTY, accompa - pied by rici CHEsTERP IELD , ' L a d y THYNNE, 'Generals "-Aerwalour and FlTzaoY„and Colonel, TAYLOR. The folloiving is a correct description of the Gen eiletnen Who were presented tO the KING on Wed= esday, at the Letree, - by the Por tugues e Ambas aador: obi Chevalier' n Bezerra d e S e i x a s , . 4ppointed EoSVoy i nary he an Princed' Minister Plenipotentiary from III! Ro ) a l Regent of Portugal, to the Court of igtioess -tr eteisburp,h. s a wir.Guer r eiro, form e rly Charge d'Affaires at. the co urt o f li ' 4111 t thi s la d our t. an actually attached to the P ortuguese Legation (! Yesterday the Princesses Av'GVsta acid SointiA Z'ok their usual morning's ride, on horseback, in W* , I `4lsor Great Park. • resrerctay morning,arriVecl at Princess Abiat.tA's vir HALictan, Doctors DutsbAs . and 13111.03, and a consultation wi t h Dr. Poi , s od princess *Les disorder. OLetters we r e received Yesterday from th e c oast o f r n ce, which st a t e , th a t a ll the Atnerican property Ted in th e severa l ports of that country to the 9th . a nti had b een so ld, an d the proceeds paid into the ..sury of France.. The amount it consid era bl e . 0 1; mr• Armstrong ; on r ece i v i ng a pdtificatten to 9t offe r' from the French MiniSt er, sent back a retnonstranee on the subject, which waS, tfreWoever, ocpected to be attended with no good 1p Mr. Elliot; whOtakes out the dispat c h es from Mr. th ine kile); in the Jahn Adams, has left t o w n , an d 9,,t frigate Will sail ' the mome n t he artives on board. t e °lt th e su bj ect of the adjustment of differences tl etw een this country an d Artidrica, we have bi t(o add to the communitation we trade a day th .two a go ; t h e purport of which was, that every th i ng is s e t t l e d as for as it can be d one on th i s side of tmt water. Th e vresent - itglence - of Franee,whien we effr e above stated; will no d ou b t h ave a powerful at in producing tie ratification of t h e prov i s i onal fit. Pinckney, conc l u d e d b etween Lord Wellesley and t . Pinckney. b$ tC TIoM MART. - -The chief Patrons and Men= /4 1 of this u,efial itution had ' a dintieryesterday ti r the c t _ y Of London Tavern; .BishOp - Sgate- street, in kder-to celebrate its istablishment. s The LORD h.Atall presided on. the occasion . ; and about J . 50 rvrs f.) . ils were present. When the - cloth Was-rernov.. v; l 4 .° 111 e musical professors gave ./Voiz izetis.Poranz, k t 'eh was followed. by God save the gittg . .,i 4 ‘ The . I chr ti ," Was given .as the -Fist toast, and received with , 141' enthusiasm. " The Patbrct of WALES, the j h 44 N, and the rest of the Royal Family, "were given to lice ession, a n d rece i ve d w i th all the warmth that be the the characters of true Britons. " - Prosperity to eo np e itl of London" was the next toast, and was of the highly ,applauded. Mr. WINSTANLEY took /4:PPorionity of paying a handsonie tribute_ to the tiratlVAyna, propchitig his health, which was with unanimous. and. cordial acqUiescenCe. tha-r,!--43RD‘'MAitiit returned a suitable tribute; of tv a ' qs • " The Auetion Mart" was received with. tiletrn a cclamation, and Mr. QUIN then .propoSed to, h a ll ll of its founder, Mr. SHLITTLEWORTH, a b a g t .st that was naturally received with equal appro.. giv en in Other toasts of a patriotic description were.. I tea ' l,_ in the course 'of the meeting. When . the Li s ''l of the RECORDER :was given, he expressed , 4av wartn a cknowledgments for the hcneur, and' `` Health and Prosperity to the Proprietors and e6tor s of the A u ai on Mart."' General BECK., itslll and Lord COLLING Wool) bad a due tribut e o f I,4Pect, and the day passed in conviviality and goO4'. 112 Ottaroato;—This sublitne entertainment as usual, attended by a numerous audience o !_i nigh!, at Covent-Garden Theatre, and the seri. 1 4, 1 Parts were well reiiieved by compositions of a t4oyae.trtertilnagture. Among these was " Hope told Tale," by CaTaLANI, which was en _e_l;. and in the repetition was varied witli surpris. alb; and charming died. " Gentle Airs," was e,slZi`_eo;igittfully given by BR ARAM" and indeed the . th e pettortniince went off with preciston yartilianey. NAVAL NEWS: • - PL: ): MOUT F 1 , MARC H 22.7--- : 1 f e schooner Eleno7- atlO'Ortwe Was launChed at this port yeSterdi:y.: . Rs.Majcsty's ship Hazard shifted .her • anchOt : - age frpul Cawsand Say to the Sound -this morn- in .: *'* leis Majesty' s ships FO rmidatie, -S c ipi on , prig Tansurird, for the taltic* - ; I.‘4a:jsiy's ship !.Ser4i,s: for ; the Lyra gun-V7ig, and Black Joke hired logger to the Westward. • . Arrived his Majesty's ship Plover from a' f cruize ; acid hi 4 IVlajesty's brig Ports i;out . ft ; • . the 77Mtnas and Dorothy, niiiiNVErt : 3: tart, moNn; Lark, .Go.lit.Ey Dove, ,HILL .end :Mer cury, SMARDEN; from Neath. ' * Cane down*the*l - Lrix,i 4 mid ani.boTpd in the Sound his Majestys ship Naiad. Sailed the Devastation and -..(Etna bombs; tb'Jr . said to be th . destination is e Mediterranean. , . , FORTSIVICOUTH, MARCH -3.—Came i nt o the bar hour this da'. his iVajesty's ship Exceilot, of 74 guns, frOin Spitlie4d. . . His Majesty's ship hinna has deti'.ined - and sent into this port the ship ..Nepiunus: tothANs,, Mas ter, from 'Havre de .Grace; bound , to Latidun; With flour,' Came in hii Majevy's ship P 07,1 Mahon from 'a cruize. Arrived the Ncl Prt.iv &Tr; from Waterford. StIEERNESiI k 2e.—Sailed his Majesty's `ship Alexandli, .with . a convoy for Gottenburgh. The, He:igUland convoy bas also sailed, and the next appointed .to sail the 31st inst. DEAL, MARCH 23 . -- Arr!ved . the„ Tau Von ensile 'and Fort East llid:ainen, from 'Portsmouth, 'and sailed for the Rii°er, ISLANDS (iP SCIL01; NI A 11C4t 14.—Arrived the Encounter 'and 4 7 11til fitter gui-brigs. The ship 'O/ion . INlicitEtt. master, from St. Do mattogatiy, tx,iind to Loudon, is driven on shore on the fshind San - Tsui!, crew saved ; her cargo is taking opt, that she may be repaired. A pilot rowhg boat, with ten . men on board, tin . 'fortunately filled with water, and all the men were precipitAed.into the sea; fortunately another bait being near, picked up nine of the :nen, and ibe other perished. A sloop hi ballast (name unknown), honnd to Ire land, eam.e.in so leaky that all on board were onliged to attend the pumps, except the man - at the lion', to i.reverit her ricer sinking. The Pilots were in consequence well rewarded for britiging her into a _place of safety.. . A - rrived . the Aurora, NETHRRAL, from Cardiff=; the Ohm, Dun, from Sotwiampton 3 and large fleet of coasters from the Eastward., CHELMSFORD, MARCH 23. . . Our Assizes closed on Saturday- evenio g . It will be seen with pleasure, That before the. Learned Judge quitted the town, he reprieved all the unfor tunate criminals under- sentence of death. r•e ' , On Saturday evening, during the trial of Harvey ti. Andrews, the Court of Mni Prius, held in the Shire- Halt of this town, exhibited a scene of tumultuotis - confusion which has scarcely been surpassed during any period of the 0. P. exhibitions at CeventeGiir den Theatre. It appeared that a number of the 1 Ith Reginteneof Foot, consisting princpally of Irishineri, had been celebrating the festival of Si. Patrick, et the shrine of -Bacchus,„with a devotion worthy 'the antiquity of the occasion, and were returning tb their barracks; when they fell in with a party of the Cambridgeshire militia, with whom a batty:-royal was immediately commenced, which terminating in the defeat of the letter ; the. Irishmen elated with -their victory, returned, armed with bludgeons, and augmented in -numbers, determined lo rake posses sion of the Shire-Hall, and probably toecominetrine rate their triumph by a general gaol-delivery. Their Tairiotic designs, however, met with the -. most- de termined opposition on the_ part of the Officers be -longing to the Court, who not having drank 'an equal portion, were not quite so clearly convinced of the beneficial effeas of this measure . : an obstinate contest ensteed at the outer gates, accompanied with -such a combination of vocal sounds as to render all attempts to proceed in either Codrt impracticable. To complete the confusion and terror that prevailed, an alarm of fire was given, which produced such an instant evacuation of the Seats- and pressure to , ............-_-____ -wards the doors, as appeared likely to be attended with tI:L. most alarming conseTiences. Happily Mr. STEPHEN did h onour to hi mse lf and the cause however the Officers stationed in the inferior of the 'which he supp or t e d l ast n i g h t i n the House -of Com Mons, on the subject of th e illib era l at- Court retainede - sufficient pre sence o f m i nd to keeptempt, tempt, to stop the pr ogress to ' t h e Bar of 41 per- * the doors ' . closed, and th e assailants haying been re= sons who had ever b een engaged as writers for pulsed, with! the loss of five taken prisoners, trap the Public Print s . M r . S TEPHEN stated, that quility was at length *restored. • , The rioters coutinued in the streets fur some tim . e he had' himself been a Repo; ter of Parliamen in a mena l .:ing attitude , but a, strop g it set amv tary debates in the earlier. part of his life; and,' ing from the bair.ic k . s, they retired, breaking the therefore, if the envidious bye-law in question had windows or lanip of almost every house in their pr oe been introduced and adopted at that period, the 13er grass. The picquet continued to parade the streets and the Senate might never have possessed talents that and the two following nights;that, in this instan ce , are h olioure bl e to both. ' till a late ,hour on t - . and we are happy to state t h at t hi s outrage has been As JOSEPHINE, ha s , in reality, done nothi n g that atten - . •' ' 'should justify di vorcement, and particularly from .ded with no ser i ous m i sc hi e f . suet; CoRONER'S INQU EST .--A n i nquest was yesterday a man as BUoNAPARTE, his new Consort can held in this tow n , on t h e b o d y of an infant, appa it would never be fairly consid e r e d as lies lawful wife. I n d ee d , .rently not more tha n a wee k o ld; which -was found be wonderful th at a sense of delica c y did not : operate upon the feeli ngs o f thedrowsed in a p on e, near the house of IL Tiedal, intended victim and Esq. The child was completely dreFscd, and cove her family on thi s occ a s i on, if mot i ves of peeicy loped in a pi e ce 04' Jiiiinel, bound ro u n d i ts b ody by , did not account f u r th e M ost extraor di eary eveets.-e i ' thick curds, from which were suspended' t Imo bricks But it is surprising th a t th e P r i ncess o f Austria does facilitate its destructiun. After a Nil investiga not reflect on the fat e o f t h e l ate Q ueen of France! to tion of all the e vid e n ce t h at coul d he produced, the for such-a-Goyernme n taS that of BUoNAPARTRWhicn, ' JUry.retiirned a verdict of IPilf ul Murder', against is supported. by the most execra bl e tyranny, can o ; ste Parson or person s unknown and we wjoice be expected to last wi t h hi s lif e, and may be su ely Suer e- r o beer that .such reformatiou has been ebtaised, as seeded by a renewal o f a ll t h e h orrors which: mirked t the former Revolutio n , : will i:robably . l ea d to the detection of the putpetrAors I a this incht t)t)ualazi transaction. The 2d and 3d division of the 2,d French corps are now breaking up from the territories of Man heim; Pforzheim, , ilastadt, &c. for France. 'FitAtiuortT, FEB. 20.—ThereiS still talk of tho ereetiun of a Great Kingdom of Franconia. From-10 to 12,000 men are expected to march 'throligh Frankfort in the coarse of thii month. SAxol‘nr, FEB. 20.- 7 --By the end pf this .month, it is probable that the whole of Franconia and the bank of the Maine-will be entirely evacbated by the French troops ; whether the Principality of Bareuth will be included in this evacuation is not )et::l 7 4iown. Among the reporls Prevalent here, ode is.that French troops will march to the Baltic: THE SKIPPING SOLICITOR. A RONDEAU. Attendances at Rolls he hates-- The Cause is call'cl—his - lionour waits : Ten nights the Cause is on the paper, While Dapper wooes the fiddle scraper, • And down the mi'ddle'prances. " Attendances," he cries, " I slight, •' You might hate found me night by night, " You blockheads, di-ten-dances." ILI-112? LTG H !PERS. CONSTANTIN 0P1..E, PPS. 1 .—The diseusci6L3 • arose between M. DE LATOUR MAUBOURG, Charge fl'aires from France,and the Austrian Thternuncio, have terminated. These two MinisterS have visited .each other, and the . d:plomatic relations have again been established between them. The same event has taken place between the Spann!), Dutch, Ara Saxon Slinistets.' • VIRZI &A, Fen. 24,---Letters _frornJurkey continue to speak of the sending away Mr. ADAIR, the Eng lish Minister at Constantinople. "According-to'thd same letters, orders Lad already been givvf for'firti lying the castles cif the Darddoelle, mid the conclu sion of peace.between 'Russia and Lirkey, under the me4i,ition of France, was very near. BERLIN, FEB. 28.—Prince HATZVELD ha's arrived in our town, , in order to Make, hi•person;remon strances.koltist the cleciion of the e.ntraOrdinary commission who condemned him to pay the sum of 400,000 'rix.dollars to indemnify the Public Trea sury for the loss of the arms and artillery placed in cur fi rS 1 - '44 411 d which, through, his 'rrii'sconduct , were not, saved before the French arrived. It is said that he denianded an audience of The King, which was not granted him. ,•. • • FRANKFOieri FEB. 1 7.--rt 'appears that King Gus tAvus AnOernus . will 'occupy the castle 'Qt the el, klevprit Bishop of Constance-. This castle ) .situated in the finest situation, conunat'a Dui 'extensive View of the Lake of Constance. It was the Grand Duke of Batlen who gave up the c:,stle at the request of the Queen, his grand-daugh ter; who, 'five or six years ago, made along stay on thiS picturesque lake. . gXTRAtT dr a LETTER 'FROM S'EiNititl, FEE. " We haVejust learned that the inhabitant's of the districts of Plischovenzer, Resauner, :and ‘Csur rur, which the Turkish army has evacuated, Have risen at the instigation of MiLtNko ST6CIt, corn.. man:ding. a, t orp . .s er viaps, and that they have ranged themselves under the colours of CZERNEY GRORGES." ."'BocnAnus-r, JAN. 15.-:-The ItUSsian cavalry is oil Ile Danube, in order to facilitate the convoys of provisions. To the difficulty of procuring viCtuals must be attributed its present inaCtivity. We !no men tardy expeat to heir of the :aking of the town of Gueigeivo ; the army 'continues to - blockade Silistria. Prince BAGAtATION being indisposed:, it is thought that the corno,and of the army will . hel confided to Genertl KuTOSOW. PFORZHEIIeV, 1 EB. 13.---King arsTAvus ADDL . - PHUS,WIIII his illustrious family,will probably remain in tae territory of Baden, and take up his residence at Heitersheim or Morsburg, on the Lake of Con stance. With respect to this, however, further ad vices are expected from Paris. POLICE. . . • • ••• . I • PUBLIC .t../FFItE, WORSIIIP-ST R BB T .--Y esterday, Ann Ev6ls was finally .examined, bein g 'charged with robbing; 'Mr. William 'Williams, of Llii'igturt, with %darn "she lived serva n t, o f it. bs. 6d. and 3 key, his property. The charge being substantiated, .the prisoner'' was fully committed to NetVgate for trial. BOW - STJ 3 EET.--DUBLLIII;G. Yes'erday Lewis Gasqueti,E.sq. was br oug ht to the Office by Adkins, before Mr. GRAHAM, charged With sending a letter to-AldboroUgh Richards on , Esq, ch a ll eng i ng hi m to :fight a duel. . The parties. formerly , *ere-officer s be longing to the gotit Regiment of Light Dragoons. The challenge was sent in consequence of .some ex pressions; said to have been made use of by. Mr. „Richardson as to the cause of. ,the prisoner's leaving the Regiment; but Mr. Richardson refused to ac - „Cent the challenge. The prisoner.found bail, him self in 2001. andr two sureties in 1901. eac h, to k eep . the peace for twelve months. A girl, who said her name was &fury Thillicuns, offered, a counterfeit dollar at the shop of Messrs. Fisher and Son, haberdashers, Strand ; on being asked where she lived, she replied in I. itle Drury lane, that her mother took in plain work.; Mr. ,FlSlter sent. one o t.hi s s h opmen with her, but she •refired to go horpe,•ancl returned• to the shop for the dollar. It is supposed 'she has- ; for. some time ,been in the habit of passing had money ; she was well known .at, Bow-street ' • .she is rerna.kded for another examination o n FridaY next, -March 30, when several otlir charges„are expeEted to be made against: her. M ANSION = ITOUSE.—Yesterday an interesting ex amination took place before the LORD MAYOR. A. Mr. Mason, an Attorney; was charged with :aiding some persons in robbing and carrying,away property from a warehouse in Vine-street, in the Minories. It appeared from the explanation of a .person who gate evidence against Mr. Mason, that .the property carried away belonged to the estate of the late Mr." Steel, map and chart-seller, formerly of that it was put in.l us ware h ouse, under his care, as one of tl:eNlessengers of the Bankruptcy, fOr w hich-he produced, his order ; -that they had since traced the property, Consisting of books, maps, charts, and navigation instruments, to a consider . able 'value, to - different places, sent in a clandestine :manner by the desite of the defendant, part of which -were in the possessi,n of a man of the name of Brison, ,who refused to give them up, having .bought them. Mr. ALLEY attended as Counsel for the defen dant. He admitted- that his client had a6ted" under .a mistake in ; this case; -but not with a' felonious in tent. He having married the widow of the late Mr.. Steel, .supposed himself intitled to all the pro-, perty his'', wife was in possession of. This was .answered by .r Gentleman for the °conceal, who stated that Mrs. Mason had been separated from her husband above. twelve months, and what business She, had done was for herself; independent of her lbband, as a female citizen, according to the pri vilege. of city .ot London. • Tile LORD: ;IVIAYoII obseri'ed, that - this was cer "airily a very important case. The defendant had no right to take the- property which was under the Commission of Bankruptcy ; and ordered it to be immediately restored,. admitting the defendant to bail fora fuller examination. DVITLIy, MARCH 20.—1 t is said that Govern ment has issued a'Cdmmission to Aldermen Carle .ton and King, authorising them to cause all the Martell° Tot% ers along the coast of Ireland to be demolished, as it is now the declared opinion of the besk,engineers, that these Towers, in case of InvasiOn, would most probably prove "formidable td all but the cnemy." It is with regret that we have to state the decease of the. Bishop of Elphin. The Bishop of Water ford, ft, is mentioned, is to succeed to the vacant See. "Edna HARVEY, Esq. who was broke for disre sped to Lord GAMBIER, was restored to his rank of Rear-Admiral of the White on Wednesday last. The new Comedy forthcoming at Covent-Gar den, Under the title of 110,w/o Toze and how to Please, Is reported to be the Produdion -of a Lady. 'Much instruction therefore nizy naturally b e expea ed from this Dramq, as it Whist be acknowledged that the fair scx are abundantly. qualified to display the.r talents in each directiop. • RUNNING IN SACKS.—A man of the . natne of Field, wh o keeps a .public-house at Old Windsor, .has made a bet.of tOO guineas, that he will run hi a sack :rom Hyde Park. Corner to Windsor •in 1 22 hours: He is to start on Sunday night after 'twelve o'clock ; -he is to have . as many sac k s as he should want, and change as often as be pleases; and if he falls, to get up without assistance. Many hundreds ,are betted on the race. A travaer from Merthyr Tydvil was stopped' on Wednesday morning, about. eight o'clock, on the road. between Catsash and Newport, Monmouth shire, -bv two men, who robbed him of 601.' and thrn tied him to a tree, where. he remained above lour hours, He was at last liberated by two cnen, who, having their 'faces covered with mud, he •sup ' poses to be those who robbed him. SiNotmAtt SPORT.— On: Tuesday pfternoon, a singnlar .runustment tc ok place in the neighbour hood .of 'Bankside. A 13botirer having caught a rat abotit a fortnight befo.v, which was fed ever, since on young kittens a:id milk,' propOsed that the rat should Should fight - * on the:,above day, as •moony cats as , itcould,it half 3-Crown each, and tha't the person whose cat • killed the rat - sliottld . be entilled . to one guinea. At lout o'clock a full groW-n cat Was put into the tat, in a vat tvbere the rat had' bees- pre• viOnsly fed, which instantly jumped out of the vat, and would not face the rat ; and singular it is to re mark, 16 cats were placed to combat this animal, seven 'of which lay dead in the Nat , an d e i g h t ran off; but the 16th heing soniething of the tiger bteed, was, after a severe round, which was supposed from fatigue of the other, enabled to kill the rat. MAILS. .ARRIVSD—r Dublin, z Waterford. Dur —.3 Gottenburgb, Lisbon, i Waterford. PRICE' ()I' STOCKS TH,IS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols • • -; . Las I ft